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DENTISTS.

DR. L. CALVIN JOHNSON, I'M
II late proprietor OF Richmond Den N1f'rr
tai Place. having rcKAuel lis health, wishes
10 inform bis Old patients and those ll need OF
his professional services that be s Temporal
rily Gated at No. 30 WEST CARY IREEr.
near Belydere, where he ], prepaacd t0 pur
sue the pra, tlce OF dentistry iu all IT, i'm
proved branches, both surgical aud OPP ratlNe.
beautiful ttcth for s. d set. Painless *
traction, ~ cents hiiugs 81. O'd SETS made
new. ~ No connection vii" any other house.
No. 3.0 West Cary street. iOc tt
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Learn to Write Rapidly,

learn bookkeeping, shorthand, and type
writing, at the Pen Art ii u and South.
Elm Business College, over 700 East Broad
Street
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ELLIS ADRIAN 800 E Broad street, Non9
advanced 600 personal property. OnDe CLOSED
ifum FRIDAY tf sunlUtU tO saturday u
t4ulIHu,
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Contractor, and Builder
A. q. HOUSTON. 1o r.. Nam .fr...t
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ni IBID DAIRY formerly We.ins~I al,
n. seventh street. and lIi q. Nam sf,.'.
fte-n m..h. cream, butter. butter H... ..-
cheese.
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LLlAM6 q. FULLER mao b. or, ..-...
SPECIAL attention 90 repairing. '''A
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a. - "a ,.AH DALE, lil5 b. Man srre., s
.6"e. "'' = mems and e. ana sfs Ia.
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A.C. HIGH. iss b.. Nun street Watchos arl
icNtry neatly repaired.
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pr' 'iI'DND ., ~ LAN BAKERY. T.
ana retail. ''ieet Nlc
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]. 7. JIeIlt, y r. IIiUInI1 sln1I
agent Established iv-.
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Unitla. Tenn. March ,, 1850.
Webb City, Ark, Blood.

Having tested y. Is. b. and found IL 10 be al
that is clalm, for Ii, commend Il 20 any and
ever. one suffering from blood poison. IL has
done me more good for less money and IN "A
shorter space OF time than any blood purner
ever used. | owe he comfort OF ny NE TONS
use. for have been troubled with sever,
form OF blood olson Tor 8 Or6 y ars and found
no relief equal 10 hat given by the use of
b. b. D. ". Z. MCIAUHEN.
Webb City. Ark, May 3, 1896.
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w. SIGN BEDFORD. ile D. Main Nna-
nsnoi ihe Horse. Maluacuurani shoe
sale dealer.
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WAIINN J. Todd ~ \ NH slrrll a
5igumtutr ul county produce solicited.
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~ ~. ~, Lii So, conner Oi F0urtecrf,. ..
. ,''.,' s,ig,ts. ituis, awning. ta.s. hor.o.
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-. +. REDfOhD. 1910 T. Main street, iac'
cal plumber, timer, gts fui sirfm fi'rf
T. e.. IlNeLkN, fll hlooh avenue. steam t.-
sas nttng, thinning, sc.
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WALLEN a WKAY. Seventh anl Gaa
streets. Monuments. t0mus. mmD.unllm
Clos. AZ.
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S. j. DAVIS. - n. Ninth streL sl4
awnings, 0ll cloths, aud paper l.nsnk
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70 \. GhASBEKGht. Iiis n f-.,...-..
Ai work guaranteed. '''i
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iron Works.
ASA SNYDER 81 co.. ius ol08 Cary suast
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All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood POisOns. ScrOfula, and
scrolul0us Swellings, Ulcers, Sores Rheuma
tism, Kidney complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail Tree, copy OF our &page Illus
trited Book Of Wonders, 1lled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. ...
Address BLOOD BALM co.
nol3u Atlanta Ga.
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.sa, 9i naif cutting dyelng .haS
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a. j. BRADLEY a. CO.. Thirteenth ini h-
streets. MalcltstrI Agent ilr flr fU'en
bury saving. and Insurance tOnU1J
q. =. NAnHON s. rOA. $50. n lrlfn siff.
Il. b. lHAftlN co., $50. n. Irnln f.itf'
j. THOMPSON DHOWA a. CO., Dds b. Nan
street.
Rubber Good.
VIRGINIA RUBBER co.. 5l3 Braaisiro,-
Betting. hose. aud all kinds Oi rubber anps
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANlfA
TURING Co. 2l D.. Main ST. Nallia'
turcr- aud Importers 0f stamp uult ...es M
OLD DOMINION ri BBEk STAMP Monks
20 Bank street. Agents wanted ,'ai 2"
circular.
Sign Painting
o. :. THOMpsON. Franklin street. ulisf Is
change Hotel. Advertising sisu ans'
Board fence aud wall sIsusH specially
l.. LlPSCOMB, SO. - y. Nluth street, so
painting aid gliding 900 glass.
soap Factory
X. GARCIN a CO.. 1880 Fansau siroei.a "
iished lsoU. Toilet and Laundry 1oa.'
Iailor-
T. ". STAGE. Twelfth street under Auereal
Hotel Civic and military tailor
Indsrtakrr,i
49, 3d. NORhlSETI. 80. D. seventh 81.
Manchester. Phone. sa.
Wire Mattresses and Cots,
+. ~. LOW r. 2sli T.. Malu street. uallia,.-
rer OF Champion Woven Wire hilIf'r
anf lois The test and cheapest lg ipf IA
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELRA COAL YARD lEloa statons
and Pine streets. ". :. Pitcher. Aztl '
Kinds Of Coal. Wood. and Coke.
nhOne IA.
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RED LENA'S FATE.
A LURID STORY or A FEMALE
ANARCHIST IN GERMANY.

Che Was the Leader of q Band OF De--
peratc Men and Had Sworn to lie the
Death OF n Police Captain Who Had
Tilted Her.
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Pennsylvania Rye 81 80 per gallon.
CHAABERLAYNE a Co.
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MEATS &c.
NJ STEMS PIONEER
We MEAT MARKET

Keeps always on hand full supply Of fre1
meats of all kinds. Call ar see US az
fmar atrfV lnl- Huil - Naneho4 tor
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To Taxpayer

Coupons can be used in payment of all
taxes Tue the State. A very large pro-
portion Of your tax bills can be saved by
usiug coupons Full legal protection and
intmnity guaranteed.
JAMES p COOPER,
Oh Main Street, Richmond, Va.
I'd advise all persons intending TO use
oupOns TO procure them from Mr. J. p.
Cooper or his agent, and get his guaran-
&c OF indemnity, as with il can secure
hem full and complete legal protection
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL
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w. J. DlAMOCK. ll,W 81 u.
respondenee solicited ''''u Stree. I
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ri rh ~ hNhf fkOELING. l7S Iv..,,.
mond 49, 4" Snesspcske aud OHIO "a ',ic'
,. 'o,'. anu AAesnany mllr,ad. r' k.g
''"''ou " ores and mineral water. 's'.a. ''.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-04-08

EARHE.ases a-s.4 rA4ikE4SiS' SONS
GAM make pSgR Mo48
Hs5aeC - Fall ana Ninseg. kor particulars adsS1S
j. o. AAeCurCS d 20. fALindelDAAn~64s~
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Complaints reach US that the new
prohibition law is being violated
about Rowlandville and that good
temperance men ignore the fact.
Where are the League officers ofthat
district?
An official announcement was
made last Friday by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company of the
appointment of Mr.. W. NJ. Clements
as general manager of all the lines
owned and controlled by the road
east of the Ohio rivar-that is, the
system of the Main Stem and branch
es and the Pittsburg and Philadelphia
divisions. His headquarters will be
in Baltimore and he will assume
autharity on the 18th inst.
We were just out. The last piece
of soap had been reduced to mere
scale not larger than an old Spanish
quarter when good Samaritan, or
a member of that family came in
with cake of Ivory Soap. Ivory is
trump now in the MIDLAND office
and every boy smiled and showed
has ivory when chat cake of deter
gent was placed over the wash-basin.
Black fingers and smutty noses,
aroint!
Going from home to learn the
news often happens. The Whig of
last week says an employe of Singer.
ly and millwright visited the Cecil
Paper mill which has been standing
idle for three years. A six mule
team has been hauling six tons of
stock to the mill from the station at
this place. and the out put of paper
back to the station six days in the
week for the last three years. Rath.
er an active kind of idleness.
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SHERIFF'S TAX NOTICE !

Tax layers who have not paid
their State ounty and Dog Taxes
will please take notice that have not
received the b from the Treasurer
and have determined to allow the de.
linqusnts the last moment possible
to settle with him. The law requires
me to report to Treasurer before June
1st and in order to have all claims
settled it viii he necessary for me to
begin 'evying on property not later
than the 10Th instant, until which
time bills may be settled with the
Treasurer. ROBERT MACKEY.
April 4th, 1887. Sheriff.
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To Tax PAYERS.

The Sheriff publishes an appeal to
delinquent Taxpayers, in our COL
umns this week, stating that he must
proceed to advertise and sell the
property Of all delinquents after the
10th inst. This last feeling appeal to
those who have not paid, shows how
reluctant he is to proceed to collect
as the law compels him. If he does
not he becomes personally, with his
bond, liable for moneys thus lost.
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Select School.

The Public School here will close
the 10Th inst. and l propose to open
for patrons who desire it, Seiect
School tor one term. commencing
April 18th and closing June 30th,
1887. The patronage of former
friends and others here and in this
vicinity. is solicited. Terms easy.
For further information apply to
II. L. OWENS,
Principal
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Meetings Of County Commissioners

The regular meetings Of the COUNTY
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Col
lectors and Others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Board.
Persons having Claims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners office, with legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
By order. JOHN S. ROSSELL Clerk
Commissioners Cecil County.
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16 HEAD OF HORSES.

No. l. Brown horse, white, years old Ia
hands, 1850 pounds extra driver, single or
double, single line leader.
Nos 2 and g. Pair dark bay no SEES. 8 yrs 16 hands
weight 1875, well broken double and single: have
taken first premium in cCunty lair, fearless of
all objects and have been drive by LADY.
No L. Bay horse. years 10 hands, 1850 lbs.
well broken single and double.
No s. Bay horse six years, xteen hands 1910
pounds, well broFen single and double.
Mo. 6. Bay horse, years, 10 "a hands, ITS lbs
an extra good farm horse.
No. T. Roam mare years, is ga hands, HOO lbs
broken double snd single.
No. :. Gray mare, years II l-2 hands, 100 lbs
an excellent good farm mare.
No. 9. Brown mare. Years Is 1-3 hands, 1l6O
lbs. well broken double and sit gle and an excel
lent roadster.
No. 10 Bay horse years. 8 ands, 1850 lbs
good worker double and single aces under sad
die and trots in harness.
No. II. Dark steel roam mare, 5 years 16 hands
1900 lbs, broken double and SIM e and single line
leader.
No. 70. Roam mare years, 16 hands, 1850 lbs ,
well broken double and an extra fine mare Perch
eron stock.
No. 10. Ora horse, 6 years, Il hands 1850 lbs
can pace mile in $50, safe fer ~oman to drive
and fearless of steam.
Nos. II. 10 and IL All good general purpose
horses, young and wsl broken.
TEN HEAD OF COWS.
Fresh and springers; n very fine lot of choice milk
ers Sale at one O'Clock. long cre,i.t given, Con-
ditions by CHARLES NARRENER,
8. II. Dowland. Auct.. James Wood. Dr.. Clerk.
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NEWS
Friday, April 8. 1882:
MINOR LOCALS

Under the auspices of the Cecil
Farmers Club from the press of Elk :
ton has just been issued volume on
Taxation-lts cause and cure.
To day is Good Friday and the
banks all close up but the interest
taken in them by the public goes on
all the same.
W. W. Carter was chosen Superin.
tendent of the NJ. E. Sunday School
at this place, on Sabbth last and Jno.
L. Stephens Treasurer.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Saml. P
Ryan and wife will give party in
celebration of the thirtieth anniver-
gary of their marriage.
Clinton Jackson and Miss Clara A.
Mccall were married on Wednesday
at the residence Of the BRIDES par
ents.
Balderston & Russell call upon
farmers to make contracts for milk
to be delivered at their Colora Dairy.
The spring session of the Cecil co.
Circuit Court came to an end on
Fri day last.
"Grover" having stopped the creek
appropriations, Mr.. Singerly is doing
come dredging in Elk river on his
own hook.
Harry E. Watson and Miss Bell
Stryker of Principle Furnace we're
married yesterday at the residence of
the BRIDES parents.
Our enterprising merchant on the
corner of Queen and Cherry streets
w. j. Ankrim has put into his store
a new combination safe.
A "reminiscences of Battle Swamp
after a careful reading we find does
not possess general interest suffic-
lent for publication.
American Satteens with French
finish, very popular, at E, R. Bufing
toms.
Mr.. Saml Ryan has neatly repair.
ed the paiiing about the Lippincott
house, but not before it badly needed
it, There is room for good deal
more of the same kind of improve
ment about town.
This week A. L. Duyckinck & Co.
hang out their banner on the outer
wall and offer lumber, fertilizers, lime
coal, &C., at prices lower than ever
and also talk the highest cash prices
for farm produce.
Mr.. & Mrs. Eliza Kester held a
35th anniversary of their marriage
on Wednesday 9Th inst.
This week is some what famous
for marriage celebrations in this
neighborhood, ancient and modern.
Have you seen the new case of
Prints with satteen finish at 2 cts. per
yd. under ruling price at E. r. But
fington's.
Mr.. Henry Jenkins and Miss An
ME Keilholtz were married by Rev
S. A, Galley, at the Parsonage, West
Nottingham, on Wednesday 9th inst
Go see Barnes & Hartenstine's
bran new stock of lumber and shing-
les, half dozen cars in and unlo AIDED
this week, balance of stock on the
way.
The winter of their discomfort has
come as spring long delayed is about
to oren upon us. The County Com
missioners have ticketed supervisors,
notifying them that the roads must
be put in order or in the pigeon
language of the heather Chineee, ''no
workee no payee y
ANY member of the old 9th Corps
who contemplates going to Spotfsyl-
Yania on May 18th to attend the I'M
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Orchilla Guano, has been with
Messrs. Barnes Il Hartenstine this
week assisting them in canvassing
the surrounding territory. He re.
ports immense success in taking or
ders and is nightly pleased with the
thrifty enterprising farmers about the
Sun.
The prohibition amendment to the
Michigan State Constitution was at
first reported adopted by several
thousand majority. Later returns
report it defeated. The prohibition.
lists blame the whiskey party for
cheating. They will do that if they
have reasonably fair opportunity.
Solid and cheap Fire Insurance in
any amount by the ''old relieble,"
The North America Phila.. with
$8.000,000 cash assets Also safe and
profitable guaranteed first mortgage
loands of any size furnished on appli-
cation by H. II Haines. apostle o.w,
DR.. R. D. Dodson. dentist, has re
moved his Office from the Passmore
Hall building to the secound floor of
Mr.. W. j. Ankrim's store building.
Entrance at hall door on Cherry
street oppos lite Office formerly occu-
pied. His Office days will be Friday
and Saturday of each week as for,
merly.
| make the following appointment
for the accommodation of Special
Taxpayers in my division. l will be
in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court at Elkton. Cecil county
Tuesday, May 3rd.
GEORGE E .HADDAWAY.
Deputy Collector End Div. Dist. Del.
Special Easter service will be held
in the M, E. Church, next Sunday at
10 80 a. m. The Sunday School will
unite in the service. The church will
be decorated with evergreen and
Easter lilies. Special programmes
will be provided for all who may be
present. Also reception of memb crs
into full connection.
A neat pamphlet containing the
minutes Of the first annual conven-
ton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Cecil county. held
in Elkton, Oct. 21st last has been is
sued. The pamphlet has an eve to
trade as we'll as good morals, piety
and health; about one half of it be-
ing devoted to business ADVERTISE
ments.
Miss Rhoda Wilson who has been
in Philadelphia for several months
past receiving instruction in vocal
music from professional teacher is
at home on visit this week. Miss
Wilson has naturally fine voice which
scientific training even for the short
period Of few months, has MOTTO
ably improved.
The gasoline tank which generates
gas tor j. T. MCCULLOUGH house was
filed to overlooking or sprung leak
on Thursday, when John Boldly went
into the we'll to fix it. He remained
in the we'll till the gas stupefed him
when he was accidentally discovered
by Mrs. Mccullough, who gave the
alarm. DR. Turner and J. G. Hind
man FASTENED to his relief. When
drawn cut he was unconscious, but
the fresh air soon restored him A
narrow escape.
One full crate of Powell & Bishop
imported Queensware, (gilt decora-
tions) will arrive in y few days at E.
r Buflington's.
Mr.. W. Grason brought five horses
from Baltimore on Saturday last for
L.
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L. >ECIIOLsONs,

usual prices

Luke Short of Fort Worth is in
Waco.
I Constable Lee Jenkins is very low
with pneumonia.
Senator Upshaw. of Hill county,
was in Waco Friday.
! State senator Hon. G.. X. Bell of
Hamilton was in the city yester lay,
Mr.. j.. ID. Kingslaud, of the Kings
| land and Douglas manufacturing
compouy, is in the city.
Mr.. j. Frank Wells returned last
evening from an extended business
trip to southeast Texas.
Captain 5. G. Upshsw, of Iiillsboro,
state senator tor the Sixth district,
was in the city yesterday.
4 MIR. g. +. Holmes, special agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine company,
has been in the city for several days,
Miss Pope Rains, who came to
4 Waco to teach music at Baylor uni
versitv, yesterds! returned home to
Fort Worth.
Mr.. IL. II. Wilson, of Groesbeeck,
prominent planter and inventor OF a
/ patent cultlvaling barrow, was in the
city yesterday,
Cadet j. b. Scotield, OF Hillsboro,
on leave of absence from the State
A. and NJ. College, was in the city yes
terday on his way back to report for
duty.
The EXAMINER regrets to report
Mrs. j. Il. Wilson IS seriously i'll at her
home in this city and sincerely hopes
to announce her convaescen7e velY
soon.
Mr.. Il, A. Messick, travelling for
Eike II Breustadt, came in Friday
from trip on the Cotton Belt, east.
He reports parties at Dawson As cry
ing enough" on the rain PROPOSE
tlon,
DR. Il. Mings, OF Gstesvile, passed
through Waco, Friday, en- route home
from California. DIR. Mings was de
lighted with the climate, but says that
California is no place tor the poor
man.
Mr., NJ. j. Wells and his sister, Miss
Retta, of Madisonville, Ky. are visit
ing their sister and brothers, Mrs. j.
w. Gooch and Homer and j. h.
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THERE is scarcely any OBJECT Of
creation more pitable or contempl-
ole than the young Euglishmau who
walks about the earth with 8 iuil
purse and empty head-a peusioncr on
the desd and plague on the living,
The pending trial OF B1rls1. under
secretary OF the local government, in
the court of bankrupt cy, London
shows the proiligacy OF his class, snd
the shame of the "suob' After
-Quandering his estates III princeiY
gifts and prodigAl living, he borrows
from his mistress and refuses to pay
the debt, on the plea that he let her
have the money in compensation tor
her embraces. 1t may be true, AS he
e-tiles. that Madame De tlulros ped
died her charms TO another meu,
while she WAS extracting large sum 5
from his bank account, but that is no
reason why member OF parliament
aud under secretary OF the locsl gov
eminent, should abssc himself and
stain hi. escutcheou by resoriing to
/ the methods OF the deadbeat TO bin
his charmer.
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Wells. Miss Wells will spend the
winter in Waco.
UNIVERSITY DOTS.

Glasses large.
Attendance good.
Number OF students increasing.
Health of students exceptions ly
good.
Look out for the Christmas enter
tainment by the elocution class.
New students arriving daily and q
large number promised after Christ
mas
J.P.Collier, of the school OF oratory
is teaching at Maysiield. lie reports
success,
The department OF ancient Listor :
welcomes the return of Miss Claudia
Robinson,
Miss Lizzie Chandler is meeting
with success in her elocution work
III Bolton.
The last public review was con
Quoted by the music class and the
school of oratory.
The young ladies of DR. Burleson's
happy family will move into their
new boarding hall tomorrow,
Mr.. w. II. Forester has gone home
on account of his health being poor.
lie will return in few days.
Mr.. j. L. MAYNARD, of our last years
class, will join the department of
bellies -lettres in about three weeks.
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MR. joins HOWARD, travelling pes
sengcr agent for the Mobile aud Ohio
railroad, ia company with Mr.. Travis
Jones, ticket agent of the Missouri
Pacific, paid TIE EXAMINER "a pleas
ant visit Yesterday pud entertained
the editor with au interesting talk on
the subject of cheap rates and i'm
migration. lie i quite sure the road
he represents, and believes the Others
will respond literally to any move
ment Oh the part of the people, cities
and land men to tul the tide OF i'm.
migration to Texas. They are at pre-
sent giving excursion rates from
TcXes to the east, 10 afford opportun-
ity to OF who may desire to visit
their old homes aud friends "back
wonder" and mas no doubt similar re
ductious will be made for immigrants
the moment the companies are assnr-
ed of co operation by the people OF
Texas. Mr.. Howard Is Travelled
gentleman, well informed rsiroader
aud is richly equipped with general
Intelligence.
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StuueutS prayer Injecting Az.
Friday night. These meetings -.
very interesting and the Attendance "
good. -
Our citizens are beginning to rs Emu,
that they can enjoy q visit to ou' n I'r
ROTATIONS. They are welcome ps srs
wait for review day, but cons A.
time.
Franklin gave the senior cla'i me
severe written examination W. w. M.
English classics last Friday ni,d
derstsnd no one received hun'''N
as his grade. m
The class in oratory are Whine ,.ins,
admit the truth of Hamlet Is 'a' and
There are more things III hes,'p 81 ID
earth, lIoratio, than are dream
your phjlosop by"
Thanks to the editor Of The EX NM
1NER for calling at our chapel ,., "
not: How can a paper afford TO L NV avn
the educational interest OF IT, Tag
citvy We welcome this phase Of u
EXAAIINER. -, Al,
The bellies lettres department r' 81
cusses Shakespeare. Hemlei o. aWss
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